The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-04-21

statsment Which the former said he had mad
70 leo. W. kellogg ct Norfolk, Mob"
/ A. D. ToLLE1soN: ~-
Il live in Sioux City and am an a&tor,ev.
once about November last. He then i toI6 M
that ct the time The shot was fred that kilie,
Haddock. he Cstsrs6nI Was standing right d
the corner by tho cornice shop"
l. J. g. BROWNING,
tsstined: live in. Sioux City and have TO-
and interview with Paul Leader on January
last Leader sid 70 No that On tho evenin9 Of
the murder Of Haddock no became acquainted
whip Haddock. He said that when be reached
tho Dtneen corner he found crowd Of ton d
twelve standing there. He said that he and bid
s snd edged their Wy around II: crowd
suti,ciently TO ton who he was. There Wa
n ssta t9e ssid ebopt The rubber eoat Leader
Haddock was 70 b whipped and they watched
the proceedings from an independent position
have been here eighteen years. know the man
Juhl, alias Pets!son. I cav him in Norfolk on
the Sd Of November last. He told me that 1t tho
e 1ce y o3ot wss red be Eas standing in the
Water streets, on Fourth strset' He aid - he
Ne stood there in order to got out Of tho rain.
d sss -: sss e t . 1s the
minutes that svs OF six men pessse by him Co.
ing west towards ths Columbia House. That he
.ecoSnized a one OF the men who passed by him Is
years before That he had drank beer with him
, a. the brewery and knew him well. That the
soRe s.fes We 5us IN Sa h ss
November I: L was with Juhl there twice
Stanley further testified that Juhl could not
POM h out ne s2ot xhefs Haddoet Va shots that
IN Justice Foleys evidence"
, 20 I. P. MURPHY,
testified: saw Juhl at my Office on December
:. ne was there twice. In the afternoon Shan.
icy ana Grimm we're there with him: Grimm
tme thu sSdt vote sqhi said
standing In the doorway of grocery store"
p. H. GRIMM
testified: II am member of the bar and have
IN Sloax City . year and . half, know
Gney Mssshsa s bar and Johl. the
phys ONCE and heard = conversation there. I.
heard Juhi say at the time the shot was fred no
nbi y h. store on Fourth
lock- body YVES lying He said there was q po-
there when be reached the body. Juhl
,sad that whom he got there the people were say
that he hurried. after the shot, and got to the
body in few minutes" y" VIC
JAMES MELON
'estihed: II am Chief of Police, and have lived
n Sioux City seventeen years. first saw Juhl
N December last. went With Juhl and Jack
~ IN that Day 20 the corner of Water and Fourth
'treets. Juhl pointed out at that time q the
' Place g. who're Hsddoek fell spot about midway
~ me crossing Of Fourth street. north Of the
ween the Dlneen and Columbia House COZ.
iers, on Water street, and asked if that wasn't
ne place where Heddock was shot and foil, he
AID IT was not. Juhl also that day said ho was
In the doorway Of . seed store on
'ourth street. Tho doorway 10 east Of the allev
n Fourth between Pearl and Water streets on
ould not SEQ Merrill's livery stable 4 little
While after Juhl showed me that doorway % the
lace where he stood on that night, he took me
vas standing in the doorway Of the restaurant
vhen the shot was fired was at police head
the shot was fred, and about Ave
minutes Later I went down ON tho street. saw
here"
JOHN WOODRUFF,
estihed: I was living last August on West
mr. and Kansas streets; Ny house was the
~ entering the east door Of the brewery ono
he night Of the @urdss fos eas . asass
ould see right down to tho railroad track
nd to tho brewery yard on tho west side Of tho
rewery. The electric light was burning That
light heard the shot nrod while was on the
orch. short time after the shot was fred
saw two men running. The two men came
ut from tho brewery somewhere aud ran down
40 track to tho large house standing there.
hey crossed the street and tried to get into
ne door Of Strohmeier's boarding house but
ouldnt do it. The electric light was burning
rightly. One man was heavy set man. The
thor was tall and more slender. The shorter
ian was ahead The shorter man came back
ter going around the house, and then turned
ast on the street. did not see the othsr msn
ter he went around to the rear of Strohmeiers
'arding house. 1t stands just west Of Rssse-
Gus liquor store. and ia almost opposite tho
reWery. -
Here the State announced that it rested It's
lse and after q few unimpoetant Witnesses were
tered by the defense in sur-rebuttal, Il also
sted it's easel